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AMD Will Give a Glimpse of Zen4 Core at CES 2022 Presentation

ratirt said:
you have a liquid cooler which is not an ordinary cooling solution. The fps cap also helps lower temp but what's the point of buying the fastest to get the highest FPS and then cap your FPS so it won't get hot?



AM5 with DDR5 only that is my bet.
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Not capping it so it doesn't get hot, capping it because my monitor does 165, but the game runs faster than that and even with vsync on it was going over it so i capped it at 120 to stop it. The game is COD WWII which is still bloody nice even at "only" 120hz
 
Tigger said:
Not capping it so it doesn't get hot, capping it because my monitor does 165, but the game runs faster than that and even with vsync on it was going over it so i capped it at 120 to stop it. The game is COD WWII which is still bloody nice even at "only" 120hz
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Actually never played the game. 120Hz is great no doubt about it. :)
I must have understood you wrong. Why not cap it 165? That is what your monitor is capable of.
 
ratirt said:
Actually never played the game. 120Hz is great no doubt about it. :)
I must have understood you wrong. Why not cap it 165? That is what your monitor is capable of.
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Maybe so, but with no cap and vsync on it was going up to 192 sometimes weirdly. But capped at 120 it stays there, so figured it's good enough.
 
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